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Established 1847 Medford Elevation 40' Population: 22,160 Latitude:39.901ºN Longitude:  74.824ºW

Medford Township Guide Medford Town Council:  Lisa Post, Mayor Scott Rudder,  Deputy Mayor Dave Brown ■ Walter Urban Christopher Myers Mike Achey, Acting Township Manager Joyce Frenia, Municipal Clerk & Registrar George Snyder, Director of Public Works The township office is located at:  17 N. Main Street Medford, NJ 08055-2490 Phone 609-654-2608 Visit the official website at: www.medfordtownship.com The Public Safety Building is located at: (Police Department & Municipal Court) 91 Union Street Medford, NJ 08055-2450   Phone Numbers Emergency: 911 Police (non-emergency): 609-654-7511 After Hours Emergency (police): 609-654-7511 Recorded Information: 609-654-5833 Community Bulletin Board 609-654-0444 Municipal Court:  609-654-8813 Fire Department (non-emergency) 609-953-3291 Municipal Water & Sewer:   Operations:  609-654-7886   Billing: 609-654-2608

The fees for daily, quarterly and yearly use are reasonable, and the rules allow non-township residents to use the facility.

All users must obtain a photo identification membership card or daily pass.  Cards/passes can be obtained from the Medford Recreation Department office, located in Cranberry Hall behind the Medford Municipal Center at 17 N. Main Street. Daily passes may be obtained at New Concepts Hobby Shop - 626 Stokes Road and Zone 44 - Taunton Forge Shopping Center; Tuckerton & Taunton Roads.

For Complete details, visit the Freedom Park web page.

Worldwide Recognition
In 2000, the National Geographic Society selected 65 small towns in the US to be featured in a special publication called "The Guide to Small Town Escapes."  Of course out town made the list,  the only town in New Jersey. 

Here's an excerpt of what they had to say about Medford:
"While Medford is foremost a residential town, a spattering of antique shops and craft boutiques occupy Main Street's walls, purveying century-old dolls and country style armoires, handmade wooden toys and Victorian vases." 

Don't take our town's unique character for granted.  Spend a day exploring our town.  You can start with the Medford Trails Guide to Antique Shops.

A Town With History
Did You Know:

Our famous Kirby's Mill pre-dates the revolutionary war by several years, and remained in operation until 1920. 

On Jennings Road (the little street between the car wash and the Acme)  is the place where the first machine– made cut nails in America were produced using horse– powered machinery. 

The Indian Chef Tavern was originally at Union and Main Streets in the building that is now  The Stagecoach Cafe.  And when it opened in 1810, it really was a stagecoach stop.

Would you Like to know more?  Check out Our Medford History page.